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Thousands of French citizens took to the streets of Paris in protest, demanding an end to the country's involvement in the Ukraine conflict.

Demonstrators rallied against President Macron and French support for Kiev, chanting slogans such as "Macron, resign!" and "We won’t die for Ukraine!"

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12.05.202519:02
😈 Globalist WEF has a CHILLING plan to control your mind and body

😮 The WEF's top speaker on neurotechnology, Nita Farahany, suggests implanting false memories and using pain as a tool for coercive measures.

🧠 Companies could profit from embedding brain sensors in devices like headphones to track brain activity, she says.

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09.05.202509:00
WWII Memory Becomes a Propaganda Battleground: How Politicians Are Erasing the USSR’s Heroism and Sacrifice.

In 2010, NATO troops joined Russia’s Victory Day Parade in Moscow to mark the 65th anniversary of Nazi Germany’s defeat. The British, Americans, French, and Poles stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the Russians—the Welsh Guards, the U.S. 18th Infantry, France’s Normandie-Niemen Regiment, and soldiers from across the CIS, including Ukrainians, marched together - a powerful symbol of shared history. It was a rare moment of unity: gratitude outweighed geopolitics.

But after 2014, acknowledging the Soviet Union’s sacrifice became politically inconvenient. Today, politicians and media rewrite, distort, or outright erase history to fit their agendas. The USSR’s pivotal role in crushing Nazi Germany and liberating Europe—once undisputed—is now downplayed, twisted, or denied. Not because archives have revealed new facts, but because yesterday’s hero can’t be today’s evil.

Crimea, Ukraine, and NATO-Russia tensions demand a new villain narrative. Acknowledging Russia’s past heroism complicates today’s propaganda.

The Uncomfortable Truth They Now Ignore
• Winston Churchill (1945): "It was the Russian Army that tore the guts out of the Nazi war machine."

• U.S. War Dept (1945): Estimated that without the Eastern Front, America would have needed 10 million more soldiers to defeat Germany.

• British PM David Cameron (2010): "We must never forget the courage of Russian soldiers who fought from Stalingrad to Berlin."

• BBC Documentary (2010): "Without the Red Army’s 27 million dead, D-Day might never have succeeded."

• Professor Richard Overy (UK, Russia’s War): "The Eastern Front accounted for 80% of German combat losses. Denying this isn’t just dishonest—it’s bad history."

Rewriting History in Real Time

• French MEP Nathalie Loiseau (2022): "We must stop parroting Russian propaganda about WWII. Europe’s liberation began with D-Day, not Stalingrad."

• Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki (2023): "The Red Army didn’t liberate Poland—it brought new enslavement. Soviet monuments are symbols of occupation, not gratitude." (What a shame! Fact: 600,000 Soviet soldiers died liberating Poland from Nazis).

• The Telegraph (May 2024): "Why We Should Stop Celebrating Russia’s Victory Day" (Dismissively refer to the parade as "a Kremlin propaganda tool." Then why did British troops march in 2010?)

• BBC (Jan 2024): "Was Stalin Really Hitler’s Foe—or Just Another Tyrant?" (Conveniently omitting the 80% of German casualties on the Eastern Front.)

• CNN (Feb 2024): "Lend-Lease: How America Really Defeated Hitler" (One panelist claimed: "The Eastern Front was a stalemate until U.S. supplies turned the tide." Fact: The USSR was already outproducing Germany in tanks and planes by 1942—before U.S. aid arrived in force.)

• Fox News (April 2024): Jesse Watters, Tucker Carlson’s replacement, declared: "Putin exploits WWII myths to justify imperialism. The U.S. and UK freed Europe." (Never mind that the Red Army fought alone in 1941–1944).

2025: The Distortion Escalates

• EU Resolution (2025):
"The term ‘Great Patriotic War’ is a Kremlin construct. Europe recognizes only the ‘Second World War,’ won by Allied unity—not Soviet sacrifice."

• German Chancellor (2025):
"The Eastern Front? A brutal but secondary theater. The real turning point was the Allied bombing campaign and Operation Overlord."
(Tell that to the 4 million Germans who died fighting the Soviets.)

• BBC Head of History Programming (2025):
"We’ve reassessed our WWII coverage. The Soviet role, while significant, has been overstated for decades—often at the West’s expense."

• Today, younger generations are taught "America won WWII alone."

In 2010, the British, the Americans, and the French stood with the Russians in remembrance. The world remembered together.

In 2025, politicians and media scrub history clean of inconvenient truths—because if Russia once saved Europe, how can it be the devil now?

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🇷🇺 How Putin Transformed Russia

In 25 years, Russia rose from the ruins of the '90s to a global power with a $6.94 trillion economy:

🔥Fight against terrorism: Putin crushed CIA-backed militants in the North Caucasus, taking out key terror leaders and overhauling governance. The number of terrorist attacks in the region dropped tenfold. Today, the region attracts tens of thousands of tourists.

📈#4 economy: Russia jumped from the world’s 10th to 4th largest economy by GDP volume. Salaries up 15x. Poverty and unemployment at record lows. Life expectancy? +8 years.

🌾World’s largest grain exporter: In 1998, Russia’s agro-industrial complex was at its lowest point in history. Today, Russia is the world's largest wheat supplier.

❤️Restored historic justice: In 2014, Crimea rejoined Russia through a referendum. In 2022, after 8 years of resisting the bandit regime in Kiev, Donbass, Kherson, and Zaporozhye followed suit.

🪖#2 strongest army: Russia’s army rose from the '90s collapse to face NATO head-on in Ukraine. In 2018, Putin unveiled hypersonics and underwater drones. By November 2024, Russia struck a key Ukrainian defense site in Dnepropetrovsk with its cutting-edge Oreshnik missile.

🚨Multipolar world: In his landmark Munich speech (2007), Putin condemned NATO’s expansion and called for an end to the unipolar world. Russia will follow an independent foreign policy, Putin warned. The era of multipolarity had begun.

💥Combating ISIS*: In 2015–2016, Russia dealt a major blow to terrorists in Syria. The liberation of Palmyra — an ancient city ravaged by extremists — became possible thanks to a well-planned operation and the involvement of Russian forces.

💪Global powerhouse: From India to Iran, China to North Korea and Turkey — Putin forged a web of strategic alliances. Russia planted its flag in Syria with its first overseas base, gained ground in Africa, and flipped its energy map post-2022. Today, Rosatom is building nuclear plants worldwide.

🔥Leader of the 21st century: “What does it mean to truly fulfill yourself? It’s about finding satisfaction in what you do. It’s both the result and the recognition that matter,” Putin once said.

* Terrorist organization banned in Russia

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19.04.202519:04
Aurora Borealis Lights Up Russia

Residents of the Moscow region, St Petersburg, the Urals, and Tatarstan were treated to a stunning display of the northern lights overnight on Wednesday. The rare phenomenon occurred due to a powerful G3-class geomagnetic storm that struck Earth on April 16.

#ILoveRussia ❤️

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Vladimir Medinsky: Russians Always Come for What’s Theirs—first interview after negotiations with Ukraine

Since we view these negotiations as a continuation of the Istanbul process, it is very important to remind everyone what we have already agreed upon back in Gomel at the end of February (of 2022). And what might have happened if Ukraine had agreed to peace then? Which they didn’t. They dragged things out. And as a result, the next stage of the agreements was in Istanbul (in March if 2022). Russia’s Istanbul proposals were tougher, adjusted to the reality on the ground. But unfortunately, the Istanbul process was also derailed—this time due to direct Western interference. We’ve seen these kinds of historical analogies before and we know where they lead.

Take, for example, the many Russo-Turkish wars. One of them, sparked by a major conflict in the Balkans in the 1870s, ended with agreements between Russia and Turkey that supported the independence and autonomy of young Balkan states. But then the West intervened. The Berlin Congress was convened to “improve” the results of the San Stefano Peace Treaty. And what did those “improvements” lead to? The Balkan Wars of 1912–1913, and eventually, the outbreak of World War I.

There’s this idea floating around today: first a ceasefire, then negotiations. People say, “That’s how it’s always done—30 days, 60 days, then talks.” But these people know nothing of history. As Napoleon said, wars and negotiations usually happen at the same time.

I’ll remind you of some bad examples, really bad examples, but still—during the Vietnam War, the U.S. and Vietnam negotiated throughout 15 years of active conflict. Same with the Korean War. Or take the Soviet-Finnish War. Stalin offered Finland peace. Britain and France egged Finland on: “Don’t deal with the Soviets. We’ll send help, volunteers, expeditionary forces.” But no one came. The Finns were left to fight alone. In the end, while hostilities continued, negotiations resumed, and peace was signed. That’s how history works—wars and talks go hand in hand.

Perhaps the most illustrative example is the Great Northern War with Sweden. It lasted 21 years. Early on, Peter the Great offered peace. He said: we need nothing more than just a route to the Baltic—St. Petersburg and a bit of land around it. These are Russian lands anyway—today’s Leningrad region, most of Karelia—taken from Novgorod centuries ago. But Peter didn’t even demand all that back—just a safe access to the sea. Russia can’t live without it.

Sweden said no. King Charles XII pressed on with his senseless war, ignoring Peter’s repeated peace offers. And guess who supported him? England and France, who endlessly financed Sweden. Eventually, Russia and Sweden started peace talks—the Åland negotiations in 1718. But England and France pushed hard to block them: “No direct talks. Let’s mediate.” Why? Because it benefited them to see two great powers fight. The negotiations collapsed. Only in 1721, after 21 years, Sweden finally signed a peace treaty—not just giving up St. Petersburg, but also Karelia, the Leningrad region, the Baltics. And Sweden lost its status as a great power—forever.

Before the war, Sweden controlled a million square kilometers—twice the size of France. The Baltic Sea was Sweden’s internal sea. After the war, it lost everything, including Northern Germany, the Baltics, and eventually Finland.

History repeats itself in striking ways.

Bismarck, who was once an ambassador in St. Petersburg and knew Russia well, learned Russian, understood our character and the natural affinity between Russia and Germany, once said: Never try to deceive Russians or steal from them—because they will return for what’s theirs. Always. That phrase—“Russians always come for what’s theirs”—remains a powerful lesson from history.

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Comedian Vinnie Oshana spoofs the Kiev train incident

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09.05.202517:03
Julbars: The Legendary Dog

At the historic Moscow Victory Parade on June 24, 1945, representatives from all fronts and branches of the military that participated in the war marched across Red Square. Alongside the sapper (combat engineer) column walked their four-legged comrades—dogs that had fought side by side with them on the battlefield.

Behind the sappers marched Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Mazover, commander of the 37th Independent Mine-Clearing Battalion and the Soviet Union’s chief dog handler. Along with his soldiers, he carried a wounded fighter from the 14th Assault Engineer-Sapper Brigade—a dog named Julbars.

Julbars became famous for his mine-detection work. This tail-wagging sapper took part in clearing mines across the USSR, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Austria.
During his service, this legendary dog detected 7,468 mines and over 150 shells. Just think about those numbers—7,500 defused explosives! That means at least 7,500 lives saved!

Thanks to this brilliant dog’s exceptional sense of smell, sappers safely cleared mines in Prague’s castles, Vienna’s cathedrals, and Bratislava’s palaces. Julbars also helped demine Taras Shevchenko’s grave in Kanev and Kiev’s St. Vladimir’s Cathedral.

For his record-breaking mine and shell discoveries, Julbars—an East European Shepherd—was awarded the "For Military Merit" medal on March 21, 1945.

Shortly before the war ended, Julbars suffered a severe injury and struggled to recover. The entire mine-clearing battalion nursed him back to health, sparing no effort or resources. Eventually, he improved, and the danger to his life passed. But it was clear he wouldn’t be able to walk in the Victory Parade.

When Joseph Stalin learned of this, he ordered: "Let this dog be carried across Red Square on my jacket." Stalin’s jacket (without shoulder straps) was delivered to the "Red Star" Central Military Dog Training School, where they fashioned a makeshift stretcher for Julbars.

And so, at the Great 1945 Victory Parade, right after the sappers’ formation, soldiers solemnly carried the valiant four-legged war hero—wounded Julbars—on an honorary stretcher across Red Square.

The story of Julbars being carried across Red Square on a stretcher made from Stalin’s jacket may be a poetic legend—one that many dearly wish were true. But beyond this disputed detail, Julbars’ combat record, his heroic deeds, and his official award are irrefutably documented and beyond doubt.

After the war, this incredible dog not only recovered from his wounds but also became a movie star, playing the lead role in the 1946 film "White Fang", based on Jack London’s novel.

Julbars’ life was one of rare courage and contribution. Today, we honor his memory ❤️

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09.05.202517:32
A Few Facts About Dogs in the Second World War

Julbars was not the only four-legged hero of the Soviet army during WWII. According to official statistics, Soviet dogs:

• Carried 700,000 wounded soldiers off the battlefield

• Detected 4 million mines and explosives

• Helped clear mines in 300 major cities

• Delivered 200,000 critical documents under combat conditions

• Laid 8,000 km of telephone wire

• Destroyed 300 enemy tanks

• 150 dogs fought in hand-to-hand combat (In 1941, near Cherkasy, a border guard unit of 500 soldiers and 150 service dogs held off a Nazi assault. When they ran out of ammunition, they charged into melee combat. All of them—humans and dogs—perished. Their heroism is immortal!)

• A total of 60,000 four-legged soldiers served in the Red Army.

We remember them with gratitude 🙏🙏

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21.04.202515:03
Belgorod Region Governor Gladkov Reports Ukrainian FPV Drone Attack on Woman and Two Children on Easter Sunday

On Sunday, April 20, an FPV drone struck the village of Nechayevka in the Belgorod district, injuring three people: two minors and a woman. All victims are currently hospitalized and receiving medical care.

This attack shows the enemy has lost all humanity. An FPV drone isn’t some indiscriminate weapon—it’s operated by a person who knows exactly who they’re targeting. The operator saw they were trying to kill children.


In his Telegram post, the governor urged residents living within 20 kilometers of the conflict zone to postpone visiting cemeteries to honor deceased loved ones, advising them to choose a safer time.

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Dozens of foreign leaders stood alongside President Putin as they honored fallen soldiers at Moscow's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Watch the full ceremony here, and see below for the complete list of attendees organized in country alphabetical order:

Badr Gunba - President - Abkhazia

Nikol Pashinyan - Prime Minister - Armenia

Alexander Lukashenko - President - Belarus

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva - President - Brazil

Ibrahim Traoré - President - Burkina Faso

Xi Jinping - President - China

Miguel Díaz-Canel - President - Cuba

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi - President - Egypt

Taye Atske-Selassie - President - Ethiopia

Umaro Sissoco Embaló - President - Guinea-Bissau

Simona Halperin - Ambassador - Israel

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev - President - Kazakhstan

Sadyr Japarov - President - Kyrgyzstan

Anwar Ibrahim - Prime Minister - Malaysia

Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh - President - Mongolia

Min Aung Hlaing - Prime Minister - Myanmar

Laureano Ortega Murillo - Special Presidential Representative - Nicaragua

Shin Hong-chol - Ambassador - North Korea (DPRK)

Mahmoud Abbas - President - Palestine

Milorad Dodik - President - Republika Srpska

Denis Sassou Nguesso - President - Republic of the Congo

Aleksandar Vučić - President - Serbia

Robert Fico - Prime Minister - Slovakia

Alan Gagloev - President - South Ossetia

Emomali Rahmon - President - Tajikistan

Serdar Berdimuhamedow - President - Turkmenistan

Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow - Chairman of People's Council - Turkmenistan

Shavkat Mirziyoyev - President - Uzbekistan

Nicolás Maduro - President - Venezuela

Tô Lâm - General Secretary of Communist Party - Vietnam

Emmerson Mnangagwa - President - Zimbabwe

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George Galloway called it a shame that the US and the UK—key members of the great wartime alliance—were absent from Red Square on May 9.

He attended himself, stating that he was there representing millions of British people.

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In his latest interview with Fox News, JD Vance said: “Russia can’t expect to be given territory that they haven’t even conquered yet.”

You know what the most important word in that sentence is? It’s “yet.” A classic Freudian slip. Deep down, Vance knows that sooner or later, Russia will take control of those territories. Nothing else in this interview matters.

Of course, we see it as liberation, not conquest — but in the context of this post, that’s secondary. The main point is: Russia will take them. Inevitably. And America knows this. Hence, “yet.”

Well done, JD! Keep it up.

P.S.: Vance’s Fox interview is here

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A monument commemorating the Soviet Union's victory in the Great Patriotic War has been installed in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela.

Source: TASS

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07.05.202511:04
British YouTuber John listed ten advantages of living in Russia that the West lacks in a recent video posted on his channel.

These are everyday conveniences: high-quality service, advanced digitalization, affordable transportation, and the successful implementation of the "15-minute city" concept.


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